Sentence examples for any idea of why from inspiring English sources

In this respect, Merleau-Ponty claims that for the behaviorist, a man speaks as a lightbulb becomes incandescent, that is, without having any idea of why.

It was so troubling to me to see how confused these young men are and how hurt so many of them seem to be without any idea of why.

So you have an idea of why on earth you want to do the job.

For an idea of why the music industry is screwed, that last comment pretty much says it all.

(That temperature is roughly double what most domestic ovens reach, to give you an idea of why the results are crisp and bubbling, not soggy and limp).

Contrast that to last season, when he was 99 for 246 (40.2 percent), and you get an idea of why his scoring average has dropped by 3.6 points.

You're hopefully already getting an idea of why that's so hard to translate – and why there are so many possibilities.

"One million people – that's the White House for a generation, which gives you an idea of why they are trying so hard to stop people voting".

Sheen told the Times: "It started with a connection to something, and an idea of why I wanted to do it.

I can heartily recommend Jimmy Boyle's "Pain of Confinement" for an idea of why merely the state of imprisonment is a pain that will be left in the DNA of most people who experience it.

Some rough numbers will give you an idea of why.